Posted Mar 31, 2009 at 04:43PM by Karl B.
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World of Warcraft,
News
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Blizzard,
podcast,
Dii,
Tom Chilton,
Drew
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Posted Mar 31, 2008 at 09:02AM by Enrico S.
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News,
All Points Bulletin
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David Jones,
RealTime Worlds,
Drew,
New Enterprise Associates
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RealTime Worlds has raised another US$ 50 million from investors. The cash is rumored to be used to fund All Points Bulletin, a game revealed at the last Game Developers Conference. To find out more, head on over to the full article. |
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Posted Feb 27, 2008 at 11:47AM by Enrico S.
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Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning,
Lore
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EA Mythic,
Drew
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It's a known fact that the rich lore that surrounds EA Mythic's Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning is one of the game's selling points.
If you haven't had the chance to read up on this, you might want to take a few
moments to check out a short story called Silentstring by Armin on the WAR: Herald. For more on this, head on over to the full article. |
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Posted Jan 28, 2007 at 04:53AM by Karl B.
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News
Tags:
Gen Con Indy,
Drew,
Peter Adkison,
Gen Con
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You might have read our earlier post on the shutdown of Gen Con So Cal. Yep, after four successful conventions that drew gamers, fans, and people of all shapes and sizes to congregate and have fun for four great days of pure gaming bliss, Gen Con So Cal is no more. In order to give fans an explanation of their decision, Gen Con's CEO Peter Adkison has posted an open letter on the official Gen Con website, simply entitled "The End of Gen Con So Cal". Read on for an excerpt that deals with one of their main reasons for the decision. The "problem" is the Gen Con format is a very expensive format for a convention. Most conventions are only an exhibit hall, a vast area where companies set up booths and sell (consumer shows) or promote (trade shows) or both. But at Gen Con we like to be more than just a big exhibit hall. We dedicate tons of space to games and fun events that are of interest to gamers, overlapping with gaming culture, but do nothing to generate revenue. There's still hope, though, as according to Adkison, "Gen Con Indy is very profitable and is in no danger of going away." He also says that they currently have plans of "taking Gen Con Indy and Star Wars Celebration and making them even better, without compromising anything that’s there now. Funds that were being invested in Gen Con So Cal will be diverted to these shows." Click on the "read" link below to read the full open letter. |
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